Speak of the Devil

In the final episode George discusses how his son, Georgie, became the youngest Hells Angel in history and how he helped usher in a new generations of Angels. George also describes the circumstances that caused him to leave the club after being a leader for 35 years.

George covers legal challenges, infiltrations by law enforcement, and internal politics in outlaw biker clubs. George discusses his own legal troubles in the 2000’s, including being indicted, time under house arrest, and eventual imprisonment. The episode also touches on George's complicated relationship with Hells Angels figure head Sonny Barger.

George gives an in-depth examination of the Hells Angels alleged involvement in the meth trade told by key figures like Cisco Valderrama, president of the Oakland chapter, and FBI informant Tony Tate.

George delves into the Hells Angels' long time feud with The Outlaws that stemmed from an allegation of rape by an Outlaw member of the wife of famed NYC Hells Angel, Sandy Alexander. George also explores attempts at peacemaking with Outlaw's leader Taco Bowman. George’s attempts for peace are constantly undermined by power struggles and betrayal, culminating in a murder contract put out on George.

Raids, grenades and federal investigations. George highlights the complex dynamics between bikers, the law, and internal club politics, along with his personal journey going up against the federal government in court.